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China chose former associates of President Xi Jinping to lead the commerce ministry and top economic planning body, shaking up his economic team as trade tensions
China’s defense ministry said yesterday it expects economic growth and a strengthened social security system to solve problems faced by former soldiers, following reports of new
An American-born panda started settling into her new home yesterday in southwest China where she will eventually join a breeding program. Bao Bao was born at the
Yao Ming has moved into management in a bid to hasten China’s basketball development. The Chinese Basketball Association voted unanimously to appoint former Houston Rockets star
North Korea’s state-run news agency issued a tough critique of China yesterday, suggesting Beijing’s criticism of the North’s recent missile test and suspension of imports of
A former leader of Hong Kong was sentenced yesterday to 20 months in prison for misconduct after failing to disclose plans to rent a luxury apartment for
Hong Kong’s next chief executive will take office with an accelerating economy and a budget that provides scope to cut taxes and boost spending in the face
China plans to have 50,000 football academies by 2025 as part of an ambitious blueprint to grow into a soccer superpower. The announcement, made by China’s
Authorities in China’s far western Xinjiang region are offering rewards of up to USD730,000 for terror-related tips as they ramp up security measures in the restive area.
China’s commerce minister appealed to Washington yesterday to negotiate disputes and avoid a “trade war” that he warned would hurt both sides. The two governments should work
CHINA’S financial regulators are working together to draft sweeping new rules for the country’s rapidly-expanding asset-management products that aim to make it clear there’s no government guarantees
If China really wanted to pressure North Korea, it could go a lot further than a ban on buying the isolated country’s coal. Fuel and
A prefecture in China’s far western Xinjiang region is requiring all vehicles to install satellite tracking systems as part of stepped-up measures against violent attacks. Traffic police in
Hong Kong Disneyland posted a wider annual loss yesterday as attendance by mainland Chinese tourists dropped amid a softer tourism market. The park said it lost
Taiwan’s foreign ministry has protested Spain’s decision to deport more than 200 Taiwanese telecom fraud suspects to China, in the latest instance of a government moving to
Chinese companies are big winners in the competition among foreign bidders for stakes in Abu Dhabi’s largest oil concession, snatching a combined 12 percent of the venture
Formosa Plastics Group is seeking permission from the U.S. state of Louisiana to invest USD9.4 billion to build petrochemical plants. The Taiwanese chemicals producer is waiting for the
The U.S. Navy is planning a fresh freedom of navigation operation around China’s man-made islands, the first under President Donald Trump, the Navy Times reported yesterday,
Carrie Lam, widely seen as the frontrunner to lead Hong Kong, vowed to avoid moves that could revive anti-China street protests, and focus on revving up
President Donald Trump would win congressional support if he declared China a currency manipulator as pledged during his election campaign, according to two members of the
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